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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2009
Page
3
Sheriff Hunt pledges action as crime and drugs surge in New Ellenton and Oak Hill urging Windsor visit to prevent harm amid rising tensions.
Readers were stunned by Natasha Richardson's death after a fall on a ski slope. Coverage referenced her famed theatre family but did not mention her aunt Lynn Redgrave.
A reader defends law enforcement and urges voter attention while criticizing bans on poker machines and cigarettes. They discuss chase policies and urge attendance at City Council meetings as a forum for concerns. The piece promotes the TalkBack hotline and email for reader comments.
Bill Taylor told Rotary Club of Aiken that about 16 000 people still live in temporary shelters and thousands more are displaced along the Gulf coast seven months after Hurricane Ike. He cited damage in Orange Bridge City Galveston Bay and San Leon and praised Aiken volunteers and Red Cross efforts.
Aiken County School District faces an $11 million deficit since the school year began with a further 2009 10 shortfall expected. Superintendent Dr Beth Everitt notes federal stimulus funds are pending while districts patch the budget with fund balance.
Information on newsroom contact numbers and emails for tips submissions and editorial, including addresses for the Aiken Standard office, office hours, staff names and roles, and subscription rate notes. Provides phone lines and emails for Newsroom Tim O Briant and managing editors.
Author Marti Healy presents a signing and reading from The Rhythm of Selby at the Aiken County Public Library this Saturday at 2 and 3 pm. The event, sponsored by Friends of the Aiken Library, supports the library with a portion of sales. Copies are available locally and online. Healy notes the novel blends Aiken history with imagination.
Aiken notes March as the month of Sincerity. Lottery results listed include Pick 3 Midday 1 5 1 Pick 4 Midday 8 0 2 9 Pick 3 Evening 7 5 9 Pick 4 Evening 4 5 6 3 Palmetto Cash 5 8 36 32 10 18 Multiplier 3 Powerball numbers 10 20 23 47 54 Powerball 26 Powerplay 2 Cash 3 Midday 1 9 3 Cash 4 Midday 3 4 5 3 Cash 3 Evening 2 7 4 Cash 4 Evening 4 3 6 3 Fantasy 5 28 8 32 5 3 Win For Life 32 37 7 16 18 1 Free Ball 14.
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